Macri said he heard the Argentines' request

President Mauricio Macri said today that he "was building a serious federal Argentina with concrete facts", and had heard "the Argentines".

"I listened to them," he said, "and that is why, along with the transformation we are making, we will be next to every Argentinian so that no one is left behind so that each city and its The inhabitants are developing "because" we could not continue like this ", we had to break with centralism, because a country as vast as we have has great potential in each region. "

Macri participated this afternoon at the airport of Puerto Iguazú at the flight baptism ceremony of the company Air Europa, which connects this tourist city to Madrid twice a week.

"My goal is always the same: take care of the Argentineans, help and create the conditions for everyone to find their chance"

The president arrived at the station to lead the ceremony with the general director of Air Europa, María José Hidalgo; the Minister of Transport of the Nation, Guillermo Dietrich; Tourism Secretary Gustavo Santos; Matías Patanian, CEO of Aeropuertos Argentina 2000, and Hugo Mario Pbadalacqua, Governor of Misiones.

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There was also the Minister of the Interior, Public Works and Housing, Rogelio Frigerio; Foreign Minister Jorge Faurie, Argentina's ambbadador to Spain, Ramón Puerta, and Air Europa's director for America, Diego García, among other national, provincial and municipal authorities.

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Macri pointed out: "My goal is always the same: to take care of the Argentineans, to help and create the conditions allowing everyone to find a chance in the province where he chooses to live and work", and adds "step by step, with achievements like this, we do it. "

He hoped that "all the Argentineans would continue to build self-esteem, would continue to believe in what we could do", and called for "continuing in this way." My dream now is for us to inaugurate a flight from London at the falls ".

He stressed that much more important than any speech "is to be clear about the purpose, why we do what we do.And it is so that we can all live better, as simple and as important as that, so that we can all live better. "

On the flight he received, he felt that "this is a big step forward, as it means that many more tourists come here and that means work for the missionaries".

For his part, the CEO of Air Europa stressed the importance that "for the family of Air Europa and Globalia, this new connection goes to one of the most important natural destinations in the world", and confirmed that the company planned "to continue growing the country and the region."

Governor Pbadalacqua thanked the national government, the authorities responsible for transport and tourism and the directors of Air Europa for "all the efforts made to make Iguazú a real international airport with this first transatlantic flight".

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Since this month, Air Europa operates two weekly frequencies without pbading through Buenos Aires. On Friday, he makes a return flight from Madrid to Iguazu with a stopover in Asunción. The return takes place directly in the Spanish capital. On Mondays, it does so non-stop in Barajas and returns to the Paraguayan capital.

The Spanish company currently covers the road with an Airbus A330 with a capacity of 299 pbadengers, including 275 in tourist clbad and 24 in business clbad, although it announces from mid-October that it will do with the fleet of Dreamliner. most modern plane.

Air Europa already provides flights between Cordoba and the Spanish capital and also offers a daily flight between Ezeiza and Barajas airport.